. >>> employees of defense contractor bae said they heard gunshots just after 10:00 a.m. santa clara and san jose police rushed to the area near coleman avenue. they say they haven't found any evidence of a shooting. bae recently laid off about 100 employees but company officials say they haven't received any threats. >>> friends of a san francisco nursing student are trying to save him from being deported. supporters of steve lee rallied outside barbara boxer's office to keep lee from being sent back to peru where they say he has no family or friends. lee's attorney says that will happen on monday. the 20-year-old city college student came to the united states on a tourist visa when he was 12. his father family was later denied -- his family was later denied political asylum. >> all he wants to do is have an education and grow up here and make something of himself. he wants to be a nurse, he wants to give back to society. >> reporter: lee is being detained in arizona. he was arrested one week before congress failed to vote on the dream act. >>> for the second time this w

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from bae and john gannon. john has a long and distinguished career in the intelligence committee. he was deputy director of intelligence at cia and also chairman of the national intelligence council in addition to numerous other intelligence community positions. and most importantly, he's a member of congressman hamilton and tom kean's national security preparedness group. without further ado, i would like to introduce john gannon. >> thanks very much. i appreciate it, michael. our panel in comparison with the last one which by the way i thought was very well done. a terrific panel but very substantive and i think a natural segue to ours. and we look at your panel as really focused on operational issues and ours is more on reform which it pushed us a little bit further ahead for matter what problems we face but what we should do about it. we couldn't have a more distinguished panel and i like to look at bios to learn things about people i didn't know. michael is a ea6 prowler navy pilot. and also then moving o

bae systems are happy to, provide this letter to you. it goes through in some detail -- >> that doesn't inspire me with confidence? >> i pointed out bae systems this committee over the lastnt few days taken as considerable interest in this contract. i have thought it was appropriate that saw thet situation we inherited the contract that had been negotiated by the previous government and the come i complete bind it left british taxpayers in.a as you will see it will showi you the cost of canceling the carrier, the second carrier would have been more expensive than cost of actually building the thing even though of course we're not proposing to have it operational in order to save resources.p what i propose to do,de mr. chairman, is give you a copy of this letter and leave it up to you and your committee to decide when anden if to put it into the public domain. but that willen be youri decision. >> the more transparency can be brought to this, one of the most extraordinary decisions the time i've been poll following politics thep public fi

university of alabama, bae systems, nor for grumman, boeing, mississippi state, university misses become a raytheon, iowa state university. a top 10 recipients in the 2010. it says about the idea of banning the year marks -- . rmakrrks california than on the independent line from winston- salem, north carolina. how have you benefit or not? what is your experience? are you there? caller: thank you for taking my call. interestingly enough, i am an independent but here in north carolina over the last 10 years the interstate highways that runs through where i am at in winston-salem, charlotte, to raleigh, of all dramatically improved and i believe they were specifically related to earmar ks of the now deceased senator jesse helms, politically i disagreed very much but in terms of seniority and the power in terms of when he was in the senate, i am sure it contributed to the dramatic improvement of our interstate highway system in north carolina and our triad area specifically. so, i think it is a benefits -- is a benefit as long as us, the voting citizens, are informed of what the representat

university of alabama, bae systems, nor for grumman, boeing, mississippi state, university misses become a raytheon, iowa state university. a top 10 recipients in the 2010. it says about the idea of banning the year marks -- . rmakrrks california than on the independent line from winston- salem, north carolina. how have [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. . the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., november 16, 2010. i hereby appoint the honorable loretta sanchez to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6, 2009, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by

this was a question i asked repeatedly, can we go back to bae? can we look at the contracts? but the answer was pretty clear. i think maybe this is something that a select committee might want to look into. these contracts were pretty tightly drawn, and we were in a situation where if we get even canceled the second of the two carriers we would have cost a huge sum of money. >> in order to look into the matter, a select committee will need the contract. i recognize that some aspects will be confidential, but would you agree to provide the contract to my select committee to enable us to examine the extent? >> i will be happy to provide the maximum of what we can under the rules. >> well, you make the rules, prime minister. >> i wish it was as simple as that. you find out in the song that you don't make quite as many rules as you like, but i will certainly look into that and we will do what we can. >> you and your party have said that you're committed to widen participation in higher education. a recent study by the institute of fiscal studies reported that educational made all

. >> john tanner, president of bae systems and intelligence services. should also note that the aei has been a sponsor of this conference today, something we very much support. john has a long and distinguished career in the intelligence community. he was deputy director of intelligence cia, and also chairman of the national health council in addition to numerous other intelligence community positions. and most importantly, he's a member of congressman hamilton and tom came to national security preparedness group. without further ado, like to introduce john tanner. >> thanks very much. appreciated, michael. our panel i think in comparison with the last one, which i thought was very well done, rich. terrific panel. very substantive, and a natural segue to ours. we look at your panel as we focus more on operational issues. and ours is more on reform which should push us further into not only what problems we face but what we should do about it. couldn't have a more distinguished panel to my right, michael leiter. i always like to look at bios to learn thi